Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-23
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

SAN FRANCISCO. November 22d.
FLOuR-We quote net cash prices for CGlifor-
mia: Best Family, 50 1904 q Dbl; Bakers extra
IS y0g14; Supertne, SSd9S p.
WHEAT-The outlook continues of promising
character There is moderate enlargement of
the export movement, consequent upon further
Improvement at foreign ceuters, and il looks as
if business IN the shipping line would materi-
ally increase in the near future. Prices are
steady at 81 S5@1 3715 ctl for good export
grades
BARLEY-There is a firm tone to the market,
and no change in favor of buyers can be ex-
pected SO long as the rains hold OIL. Feed of the
better quality cannot be bought under size,
while some holders insist on higher figure.
Dark grades are offered at SOC q ctl. Trade in
Brewing is of dragging character, there being
but moderate demand for local wants. Prices
range from 95c to 81 0215 z ctl. Some little ill.,
quiry is naturally expected soon for Chevalier,
as a vessel was chartered to-day to load for the
United Kingdom. This description is quot
able at 81 2O9l % for standard; fair to good
hay. Sl@1 l71a: fair TO good coast, $4,000 Z ctl
OATS-The demand has not been so general
during the past few days as for some time preyi-
Gus, owing to dealers having fair amount OF
stock on hand. Only those buyers who are in
immediate want are operating at the moment
and their purchases are not of sufficient magni.
tude to create any great stir in the market.
ues are not perceptibly disturbed. We quote
No. Feed, 81 45@l SO; No. 2, 81 30@1 371a; Mill
ing 81 509l 55; Surprise, 81 60; Black, 81 25G
so for common, and 81 35@1 As p ell for good
to choice.
CORN-There is very little dong in this arti-
Gle, while prices are easy and the situation gen.
orally shapes in favor of consumers. Quotabe
White.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at S25a27 p ton.
CORNMEAL-Millers quote Feed at S25@27 q
ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and small
OILGAkE MEAL-Quotable at $50 SO per ton
for old process and S27 50 2 ton for new process
at the mills.
SEEDS Cbir,popts ~ Iara,,,,, o,,, x-11,,,. ,r
tard, amounting to 10000 lbs, were made to
France during the week by sailing vessel
We quote prices as follows: Mustard, Brown,
nary, SGS1ac: Hemp, Sh@S14c; Rape, 1I5@2Ic;
Timothy. 6@7c; Alfalfa, 7@719c q ID; Flax, 81 80
o. q cti.
MiDDLISGs- Market well supplied Quot
HAY-For choice product there is quick sale
at full prices We quote as follows Choice
Wheat, ST. .50@1s; No. / Wheat SIS 500
Dat, slS 5o@16; Barley, slO@14; Alfalfa, slO@l1
q ton.
sTRAw-Good to choice is quotable at 4O@6oc
HoPS-Beyond shipment of 10000 lbs to In
dia on the China steamer on Saturday, there is
q ID.
BRAN-Quotable at s16@17 p ton.
kYE-Holders are asking 81 4 ell for No.
article.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 81 9o@1 IS q ctl,
according to quality.
GROUND BAkLEY-Quotable at s2O@21 y
ton.
POTATOES-Tbe only thing of interest in the
situation is the continued advance in the price
OF sweets. We quote prices as follows: River
Reds, 500 DC; Peachblows, 60970e; Petaumas
tOa75c; Tomales, 60975c; jersey Blues 50@SOc;
Burbank Seedlings, 60gS5c; early Rose, 400
55c; Peerless, 65G75c; Sweet, 81 coal 20 p ctl.
ONIONS-A good article readily brings the
top figure Quotable at 5Od9Oc y ell.
DRIED PEAS-We quote: Green, 81 25@1 IS
BEANS-Therc has been active demand of
late for Pea and small White, causing higher
prices An improved inquiry has also prevailed
for Bayos, giving that description firmer tone.
Llmas are out OF favor. Bayos, 81 5o@1 rs; But
ter 81 S71a@2 so; Pink, 81 50@l1 rs; Red, 81 259
10, 30; Lima, - 25@2 65; Pea, 81 1902 20: Small
NEGETABLE--With some descriptions tae
market is sparsely supplied, as the season is now
far advanced. Egg Pant 75@S5c p box:
Green Peppers 50@65c q box; Green Peas,
Beans. s@9c q n; Marrowfat Squash, Sc
@S 2 ton; Artichokes. 10@15c q dozen; Carrots,
32@50c e ctl; Turnips, 25@50c q ctl; Beets,
55c@Sl 2 sack; Parsnips, S1a1 so p ell; Caui
Garlic, 11a@2c q b; Celery, 50a60c p dozen;
Dry PEPPERS: s&iOc; Dry okra. l5@2Oc , ID.
FRUlT-There is quick demand for Apples of
for an article of this character. Table Pears are
also in request. Grapes are in lighter supply
ana viii soon disappear altogether. We quote;
oil q ton; Grapes, 75cgsl : box s1S
according TO quality Apples 50c@Sl so
z box; Pears, 5Oc@sl 80 q box Straw berries,
sas9 p chest nest Raspberries, SO Panama Or
anges, s. SOFAS 2 100; Sweet Mexican Oranges
= 59gS 5eS bsx; Mexican Lines, s5g5 2 box;
California Lines, 60cdS1 p box; Lemons
Sicily, s696 SO; do California, 81 1902 for com,
Bananas, 81 SOFAS 50 = bunch: pineapples,
$S@5 = dozen; Cape Cod Cranberries, s1l@
1RIED FpT-IT Trade -. ~,
quiet character. Jobbers bought pretty literally
early in the season, and until their stocks are
much reduced, it is not likely that movement
will be either brisk or great in magnitude
We quote as follows: Sun-dried Apples, 5@5Lc
? for sliced and DC Tor quarterea
ae Cried lG Sieached ApnGs ice Il l2c for
Blackberries. Il@i4c; Figs, 5a6c for pressed ed.
39ic for impressed Smyrna Figs. IliSS5Isc
for layers, and 9G10c for Kegs; Eectarines
s@loc; Peaches, l7@2oc for peeled, and s91Oc
&c for sliced; machine-dried, 9SDl0c; PIums.
g@1011c for pitted and &c for unpitted: Ger,
man man pru1es. s9se; French Prunes, s@lOc p 70;
zo@25c advance for fractions: Common, 81 $50
so q box.
HoNEY-Movement is slow, owing to some
extent to the rather high figures ruling
We quote. prices as follows: Comb. white,
12@14e; extra white, l59I6c: dark, S@lOc: Ex.
tracted-Clear white, 61adSc; amber 51506c
candied, 514Gd515c p b.
BUTTER-Light receipts during the past few
days have caused a much stronger feeling in
values. Offerings of strictly fancy product have
been notably small. The scarcity of feed in
many localities is assigned as one cause why
so little Butter of faultless character is received
Many COWS are just coming in frssh, and this
also operates against producing strictly fine
Batter. Stocks of picked and firkin are being
rapidly lowered, and yet further advanced
prices are probable in the near future We
quote jobbing lots as follows: Fancy, 40 a47I5e;
good to choice, 421z@44c; fair, 3214a371Sc
mixed lots, 17G20ci nrEin. 26g27555c Tor fancy
2l92+c fer good. and i5611Sc 3 ID for poor 10
fair; picked roll, 309S2112c p u. Eastern, l7t9
lsc 2 D for ordinary to Iairiy good quality.
CHEESE-Arriyals are limited, AMI there is
but little enoiee stock On the market. Prices
steady. We quote as follows: Choice
to fancy. 14@l5c; fair to good, lOYl5c; Eastern,
14615c = b.